peobryant wrote: I'm not even sure what the fusable links are
This is where the fusible links are, AKA "The Duckbill". It's right around the grid heater relay area on your front fender. As you can see, there ain't many of mine still in use.
Electrical Woes... Tail light and turn signals
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Re: Electrical Woes... Tail light and turn signals
by Tacoclaw » Tue Apr 17, 2012 3:24 pm
This is where the fusible links are, AKA "The Duckbill". It's right around the grid heater relay area on your front fender. As you can see, there ain't many of mine still in use.
1990 W250 4x4
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Rattles, growls, whistles, and whines.
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Re: Electrical Woes... Tail light and turn signals
by Eric_M » Fri May 25, 2012 10:30 am
Tacoclaw wrote:peobryant wrote: I'm not even sure what the fusable links are
This is where the fusible links are, AKA "The Duckbill". It's right around the grid heater relay area on your front fender. As you can see, there ain't many of mine still in use.
What was the small orange fuse/wire for? the 2nd one in that is cut? and the big green one? The small orange one was wired direct to the battery and I am trying to figure out what it should be fused at.
91 D350 5spd stock a little rough around the edges and needing some work but it should drag my 87 4runner around great!
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